Although it was still extremely difficult to forge a path down this road, Dark now had a clear plan and was no longer a headless fly.
Research into the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" had to begin with obtaining deep-level information. But acquiring that information would take time.
He had the patience for it and would not become overly anxious because of it.
As for the spare time in between, it was perfect for reviewing for the final assessments.
Today was already Wednesday.
Since the final projects for the two elective courses had been announced last Thursday, all courses had by now revealed their final assessment requirements.
From this afternoon onward, most upperclassmen had already descended into the glorious hell of revision.
Though Dark was a step behind, he also planned to spend the next two days revising.
Moreover, although he had taken a shortcut, he had actually completed the final project for "Alchemy Class" long ago.
—The final assessment for "Alchemy Class" required students to create a "simulated-grade" Golem comparable to the Academy's patrol Golems before exam week began.
The "Magnemite" Dark had previously created already met that standard. Therefore, after briefly discussing it with Professor Kazel, he had cleared the most troublesome and time-consuming "Alchemy Class" project ahead of schedule.
But on the condition that he had to make a "lifelike-grade" Golem next academic year.
The structure of a "lifelike-grade" Golem differed little from that of an actual living being, making it almost indistinguishable from real life, with a Super Level 3 intelligence.
The most typical example was the "Secret Puppet."
For the vast majority of alchemists, "simulated-grade" was already the endpoint. To create a "lifelike-grade" Golem required talent and luck alike... Forget it, it was simply impossible!
That was why the final assessment for "Alchemy Class" only required the